Part of Speech | n.masc |
Vernacular Form | دھرُوک |
Phonetic Form | drhúuk |
Inflection Class | a-decl (Obl, pl): -a |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | durgá- 'impassable; difficult passage, danger' (T: 6429) |
Variant Form(s) | dhráak (Biori) |
Example 534:
Source: A:SHY059dhrúuka be dac̣híin ta mangái čhoorí híni óo áak rumiaál bi čhoorí híni.dhráukstream-a-oblbego-í-CVdac̣hélook-en-3pltaDSmangáiwater.potčhooréput-í-CVhinbe.prs-i-fóoandakIDEFrumiaálhandkerchiefbiSEPčhooréput-í-CVhinbe.prs-i-fGoing to the stream, they saw the water pot and a handkerchief lying there.
Example 707:
Source: A:HUA090se dhrúuka wée dúu miilá bhun wháatu ma.seREMdhráukgorge-a-oblwéeindutwomiílmile-a-plbhundownwhatcome.down.pfv-u-MSGma1sg.nomI came down two miles along the gorge.
Example 708:
Source: A:JAN044kaaṭarghaá giḍá the baáanu eeṛé dhrúukii nóo.kaaṭarghaá<place>giḍ<place>-a-oblthetobego-án-prs-u-MSGeeṛédistdhráukgorge-ii-gennáaunameThe gorge through which one goes to the Damel Valley is called Katargha.
Example 709:
Source: A:ACR011oóra xuneeṛí thaní áa néeṛi híni, xatarnaák néeṛi, dhrúuk.oóraover.herexuneeṛí<place>thanícalledaIDEFnéeṛibrookhinbe.prs-i-fxatarnaákdangerousnéeṛibrookdhráukgorgeOn this side there is a brook called Khuneri, a dangerous brook, a gorge.